The Cat's Meow Animal Rescue League

11/17/2024

Support a wonderful rescue with a 2025 wall or desk calendar purchase. Who doesn't want to see gorgeous cats and support a fabulous rescue! 🐈🐾💗🐕🙌

11/17/2024

11/15/2024

💜TRIXIE needs some angels in her corner! Thank God that she made her way to us and has already a few wonderful people on her side!
‼️See, TRIXIE was adopted in NE CT by local animal control and the couple that adopter her were told that she was a healthy 3 year old dog. (She is really 8-10 years old) After spending $800+ at her vet visit, they found that to be far from the case. Currently, Trixie is believed to be deaf due to an untreated double ear infection that has been left untreated for who knows how long. (Yes, even during her time that she was with animal control!) Trixie urinates everywhere and screams at night, despite not being crated.
❤️‍🩹TRIXIE was being given away on FB, and even though we were in touch with the owners, they decided to give her away on a first-come-first-serve basis without screening anyone interested. Lucky for Trixie, she ended up with a Good Samaritan who reached out to someone and eventually we were back in the loop in Trixie Land. Trixie is now a PRR dog.
🩺TRIXIE will need plenty of more vet care prior to even being spayed. She will need to have re checks on her current ailments and then get extensive bloodwork done to ensure she is healthy enough to undergo anesthesia for her spay and possibly dental. 👂🏻We hope to know more about her deafness within the next couple of weeks.
💸We have zero funds. We have no recurring donations coming in. We really need help to help Trixie. If you’re able to donate towards Trixie’s medical care then we welcome you to do so 🙏
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11/06/2024

ADOPTED! MORE COMING SOON...Trio of gingers ready to patrol your premises! They are semi feral and are used to living outside, so they are sick of being in a cage (3rd one in a different photo) and would like to get to work. They are used to the sight of people though. No adoption fee for these fully vetted kitties (that means neutered, vaccinated & microchipped and we have to pay for all that) although donations are appreciated. They just need a secure location to acclimate to the new digs. If you want to be on the barn cat list, let us know, as there is someone interested in these guys. Email [email protected]!

11/01/2024

No Animal Left Unfed is a Connecticut animal charity located in Hartford, CT and provides pet food, medical sponsorships, & other resources.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween 🎃🐈‍⬛🐾 Stay safe & keep all pets indoors.

10/23/2024

And cats....

10/19/2024

Foster home urgently needed for 3 young kittens. Please reach out to me or C.A.T.S. Northeast

10/15/2024

Is your cat bored?

10/14/2024

Great read for those suffering with feline aggression in their home. 🐈

Let's talk aggression!

It is the behavior we hold most dear to our hearts, because of the misconceptions behind the term "aggression." Behaviors such as scratching, biting, hissing, growling, spitting - they can be scary but are not always what they seem. MANY are actually in attempt to diffuse a situation that would end in a fight.

Let's stop & think, Why is the cat responding this way?
What other information do we have about when it happens?
Is there a common factor such as a person or cat that triggers it?
If not, is that cat mentally and physically healthy?

Old injury, previous surgery, resolved health condition? Revisit this!
CATS HIDE PAIN UNTIL IT GETS TO BE TOO MUCH!

Mentally healthy? Really? Yep! Like humans cats also can struggle with immense stress and at the end of the day it can add up. Changes? Life happens, but it doesn't mean it isn't hard for them. Look at things from the cat's eyes!

Fear? As animal who are both predator and prey their world revolves around remaining safe. Situations that make them uneasy are definitely a reason you might see these behaviors surface. Life is scary when things change with no heads up (vet visit, new pet, new family member, new home etc). We would be a little uneasy too.

Even aggression with no identifiable cause is still communication.
The list goes on...

If you're seeing aggression, aim to understand the behavior from the eyes of the cat. Try to listen to that communication so you can see the behavior in a different light. If you are not able to figure it out alone, talk to a professional and your vet team. There is something they are telling you. We assure you that not all cats are as "angry" as they are made out to be - most just want to be heard.

10/01/2024

Caring for your senior/older cat. 🐈🐾💗
Credit: Pam Johnson-Bennett

Our companion cats are living longer thanks to constant advancements in veterinary care, more awareness concerning high quality nutrition, and better attention paid to their emotional, physical, and mental needs. Every cat is unique though and age-related issues may start to show up in one cat at th...

10/01/2024

The importance of fostering for life and or adopting senior cats. 🐈🐾
Video credit:
Cat's Cradle Animal Rescue